Tarot, Witch of the Black Rose: Graphic Novel vol#1 The Kindle Version

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Too Soon: Averts 9/11 taboos in "Hex in the City," when the ghosts of FDNY members deactivate a nuke in New York City. Yes, really. Babies Ever After: A possible future has Tarot and Raven each having a child fathered by Jon. For a while, Tarot was unable to have children, but as of Issue #91, this obstacle is removed.

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Other weaknesses include the powers of other supernatural beings. Dragon fire and physical powers can wound her. Also, fairies telekinetic powers can bound her body. Vampires mind controlling abilities can turn her into a sexual servant.In issue #39, a possible future reveals that Jon and Tarot are married and have a child, and then she and Raven ask him to father Raven's child as well. As seen on the trope image, it turns out well. Awkwardly Jon answers that he is indeed doing better and Rowan tells him that she is glad but he must now follow her to discuss things. As he follows her he asks if she removed his costume and she answers yes, as it was the only way she could tend to his injuries.

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Tarot says no because the cards foretell a great danger for Tarot's Mother should she come along. Besides, she believes the dark warrior will provide her with all the help she'll need.Damn near every Sub-Trope. Much like the costumes, the term doesn't even begin to cover the characters in this series.

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Rule of Three: A rule of magic that is inconsistently applied, and often acts as Magic Guided Karma. Iron Maiden: In the "Witch Key" arc, Tarot is shoved inside an iron maiden as one of the tortures she's forced to endure. She somehow manages to stay perfectly still for several days. Deep in the woods of Salem, Tarot and Skeleton Man walk and come to a halt, Jon seems surprised and asks Tarot, "This is it? I don't see any tower!"Love at First Sight: Tarot and Jon almost instantly fall in love with each other in the first issue, and are an official couple by the end of issue #4. Too Dumb to Live: Crops up a few times, but Latex Red gets the prize; she called in a missile strike on her exact location. Author Appeal: Jim Balent seems to admire Wicca and women with the Most Common Super Power, as well bondage and restraints.